Sentence examples for biochemical shift from inspiring English sources
It makes you happier to take a drug.' (Witness Brooke Shields, who described it as 'comforting' to discover her depression was 'directly tied to a biochemical shift'.
It has been suggested that the production of phenol originates from an evolutionary ancestral biochemical shift, also demonstrated by the Agaricus species of the section Xanthodermatei in defence mechanisms [4].
Next, we examined the biochemical shift that the polymorphism cytbI7T produces in cytb, protein complex III, and the ETC overall.
This biochemical shift is likely the result of the hydroxyl group on the R-group of threonine that may easily interact with water molecules.
This site seems to be very important from a selection point of view as it implies a radical biochemical shift from positively charged to non-polar.
The lack of myoglobin has been shown to cause a biochemical shift in cardiac substrate utilization from fatty acid to glucose oxidation [ 46].
With this framework, we compared the biochemical shifts produced by cytbI7T with historical evolutionary pressure on and near this polymorphic site throughout mammalian evolution to characterize the role cytbI7T had on the ETC during times of restricted caloric intake.
This illustrates the dramatic cellular and biochemical shifts the endosperm undergoes during seed development.
As it is well known, these complications are responsible for the increased incidence of morbidity and mortality in this patient group and are brought about by metabolic and biochemical shifts as well as by ultrastructural alterations [ 1, 2].
The tests showed that the indicated relationship can be expressed in the form of a straight line on a logarithmic grid by using either acute toxicity parameters or the onset of physiological and biochemical shifts.
Why some patients are more sensitive to these biochemical shifts is poorly understood, and some have theorized that viral infection in genetically predisposed patients may be the inciting event.
